The Day of the Dead offerings that you cannot miss on CDMX

Day of the Dead offerings They are about to return to crown one of the most entrenched Mexican traditions and that fills the corners of Mexico City with color. Regardless of whether it is a museum or an academic enclosure such as UNAM, the Mexican capital is ready to receive some of The monumental altars that never stop marveled with him Cempasúchil, chopped paper, sugar skulls and all the creativity they detonate. In order not to lose track, we prepare this guide that will take you for the offerings that you should visit this season.

Anahuacalli Museum, totally Mexican connection

Diego Rivera refugethis enclosure that hosted the 2024 design icons awards, is also part of the monumental offer routes. The way our country is lived on this site extends to the offering that is placed annually and that stands out for its design and themes who have come to address part of the Mexican past and characters such as Juan O'Gorman or Ruth Rivera, daughter of the great painter. The altar is usually placed in one of its main esplanades, which remains Color bathed for several days. This year, the altar assembly will coincide with the Cocoa Festival for All which is also done at the Anahuacalli Museum. The general entrance to the museum costs one hundred pesos and discounts apply to students and older adults.

Mega offering of UNAM, a tribute to national cinema

Since 1997, UNAM installs a Thematic megaofrena which has become one of the obliged destinations for those who want to see a splendid altar. For this 2024, its famous offering will land in THE EXPLANA OF THE UNIVERSUM and will have as «Mexico seen through the lens», offering a tour of the most prominent from national cinema. Iconic films and actors will be subject to a well -deserved tribute between Flores de Cempasúchil, chopped paper and images of some famous characters on the big screen. This mega day of the dead can be visited Free form Between November 1 and 3, at a schedule from 11 am to 9 pm.